Best way to drain unit for winter storage null

Good Morning and thank you for your inquiry. The best way to drain the unit to ensure that all water has been removed, complete the following steps; Turn off the pressure washer and unplug it from the outlet, then cut off the water source. Squeeze the trigger on the gun and hold it until all water pressure is relieved and any remaining water has drained out. Then you may detach the wand, gun, and high-pressure hose to let those dry out for 24 hours before storing. Lastly, leaving any residual detergent in the detergent tank will cause build-up and can lead to clogging, so ensure that is cleared out before storing as well.

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Answered by PaulD 2 years ago
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Good Morning and thank you for your inquiry. The best way to drain the unit to ensure that all water has been removed, complete the following steps; Turn off the pressure washer and unplug it from the outlet, then cut off the water source. Squeeze the trigger on the gun and hold it until all water pressure is relieved and any remaining water has drained out. Then you may detach the wand, gun, and high-pressure hose to let those dry out for 24 hours before storing. Lastly, leaving any residual detergent in the detergent tank will cause build-up and can lead to clogging, so ensure that is cleared out before storing as well.
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